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We are coming, blessed Saviour
Author: Mrs. Lydia Baxter Hymnal: NSS1864 #23 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. Lydia Baxter
We are coming, blessed Saviour
Jesus is mine
Author: Bonar Hymnal: NSS1864 #63 (1864) Person Name: Bonar First Line: Fade, fade each earthly joy Tune Title: [Fade, fade each earthly joy]
Jesus is mine
Press forward
Author: Mrs. H. E. Brown Hymnal: NSS1864 #66 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. H. E. Brown First Line: I'm going to be a soldier
Press forward
Weary pilgrim, cease thy mourning
Author: Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #5 (1864) Person Name: Fanny Crosby First Line: Softly on the breath of evening
Weary pilgrim, cease thy mourning
With hearts and voices cheerily
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #9 (1864) Person Name: Lily First Line: The Sabbath morn, the Sabbath morn
With hearts and voices cheerily
Thy banner is waving o'er us
Author: Miss Lily C. Hymnal: NSS1864 #12 (1864) Person Name: Miss Lily C. First Line: Our native land, to thee we cling
Thy banner is waving o'er us
Little modest violet blue
Author: Miss Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #15 (1864) Person Name: Miss Fanny Crosby
Little modest violet blue
Dark and lone our path below
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #20 (1864) Person Name: Lily First Line: Why do we linger?
Dark and lone our path below
From a cottage in a dell
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #45 (1864) Person Name: Lily
From a cottage in a dell
Come away, come away, Hark the bells are ringing
Author: Miss Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #52 (1864) Person Name: Miss Fanny Crosby
Come away, come away, Hark the bells are ringing
Come, come, come, This cheerful happy dy
Author: Miss Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #57 (1864) Person Name: Miss Fanny Crosby First Line: See, the glowing skies are bright
Come, come, come, This cheerful happy dy
Kneeling befor thee
Author: Miss F. J. Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #60 (1864) Person Name: Miss F. J. Crosby First Line: Shepherd of Israel from thy throne behold us
Kneeling befor thee
Swiftly the moments wing their flight
Author: Miss Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #68 (1864) Person Name: Miss Fanny J. Crosby First Line: We are a group of happy children
Swiftly the moments wing their flight
Sweet is the calm delight I feel
Author: Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #82 (1864) Person Name: Fanny Crosby
Sweet is the calm delight I feel
Weary wanderer o'er the main
Author: Miss Fanny Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #96 (1864) Person Name: Miss Fanny Crosby
Weary wanderer o'er the main
Jesus, I long for thee
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #98 (1864) Person Name: Lily
Jesus, I long for thee
When the moon is beaming
Author: Miss F. J. Crosby Hymnal: NSS1864 #100 (1864) Person Name: Miss F. J. Crosby
When the moon is beaming
Thy will not mine be done
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #104 (1864) Person Name: Lily
Thy will not mine be done
We'll hope in the midst of our trials
Author: Lily Hymnal: NSS1864 #112 (1864) Person Name: Lily
We'll hope in the midst of our trials
Now to heav'n our pray'r ascending
Author: W. E. Hickson Hymnal: NSS1864 #111 (1864) Person Name: W. E. Hickson
Now to heav'n our pray'r ascending
We Come, We Come with Singing
Author: Mrs. C. A. Holmes Hymnal: NSS1864 #30 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. C. A. Holmes Refrain First Line: Jesus is here, Angels are near Lyrics: 1 We come, we come with singing,
Our happy voices ringing,
Glad welcome unto all.
We love to meet each other,
Each little friend and brother,
We love to meet our Saviour,
The dearest friend of all.
Chorus:
Jesus is here, Angels are near;
Sing, sing, praises sing,
Jesus is here, Angels are near;
Sing, sing praises sing.
2 We come, we come rejoicing,
Our happy voices ringing
Glad tidings unto all.
We sing, we sing the story.
The sweet, the sweet old story,
How Jesus came from glory,
And suffered for us all. [Chorus]
3 Dear Saviour, grant thy blessing
While we, our wants confessing
Before thee humbly fall.
O, bless us in our praising,
O, help us in our praying.
And let us hear thee speaking
Within these sacred walls. [Chorus] Languages: English
We Come, We Come with Singing
Little children, come to Jesus
Author: Mrs. C. A. Holmes Hymnal: NSS1864 #64 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. C. A. Holmes
Little children, come to Jesus
I will go, I will go
Author: Mrs. M. A. Kidder Hymnal: NSS1864 #74 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. M. A. Kidder First Line: A radiant shore of light and love
I will go, I will go
Beautiful home above
Author: Mrs. M. A. Kidder Hymnal: NSS1864 #118 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. M. A. Kidder First Line: O, how my spirit longs for thee
Beautiful home above
How sweet 'tis to think; when this life fades away
Author: Mrs. M. A. Kidder Hymnal: NSS1864 #120 (1864) Person Name: Mrs. M. A. Kidder
How sweet 'tis to think; when this life fades away
Little pilgrims tripping lightly
Author: John Lloyd, Jr. Hymnal: NSS1864 #53 (1864) Person Name: John Lloyd, Jr.
Little pilgrims tripping lightly
Sweetly sing, sweetly sing
Author: J. W. Sampson Hymnal: NSS1864 #44 (1864) Person Name: J. W. Sampson
Sweetly sing, sweetly sing
In our happy home in heaven
Author: Geo. Stowe Hymnal: NSS1864 #58 (1864) Person Name: Geo. Stowe First Line: In that world of glory bright
In our happy home in heaven
Then, dare to be right!
Author: G. L. Taylor Hymnal: NSS1864 #14 (1864) Person Name: G. L. Taylor First Line: Dare to be right! dare to be true!
Then, dare to be right!
